2Driver
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Check out VRT. Former CEO of Honeywell start up. Got caught up in the China Ai downdraft. Good numbers good forward guidance. I picked up a chunk of it.
Diamond hands....lolPLTR… Briefly broke $120/share, and retreated to 119s…
With a 628 PE Ratio.
Wow…..
Read an article that Black Rock invested alot into recently… that could be the driver. Lots of investors follow them.
Seriously, this stock is so over valued right now… yet, I am not selling LOL….. diamond hands, to the moon, stonks rock.
Wont be long and I will have made over. $100/share over my purchase price…
Obviously I am very bullish on PLTR…
For those of you looking to get in… Wait for it pull back… seriously.
This stock Needs to pull back to continue a healthy ascent. If not, then it could drop alot quickly…
Its a good day to own PLTR….
I bought a boat Cobalt 240 awhile back and have not named it Yet. I just asked my wife can I name it PLTR.
Edited
She said no…. We should wait a bit longer and so we can name the Yacht PLTR… lol
The old logical stock purchase rules rarely apply anymore. If someone's looking for a good stock to buy, just go to one of the stock tracking sites that follow politicians like Pelosi. She did 54% last year. I'd be happy with that!PLTR… Briefly broke $120/share, and retreated to 119s…
With a 628 PE Ratio.
Wow…..
Read an article that Black Rock invested alot into recently… that could be the driver. Lots of investors follow them.
Seriously, this stock is so over valued right now… yet, I am not selling LOL….. diamond hands, to the moon, stonks rock.
Wont be long and I will have made over. $100/share over my purchase price…
Obviously I am very bullish on PLTR…
For those of you looking to get in… Wait for it pull back… seriously.
This stock Needs to pull back to continue a healthy ascent. If not, then it could drop alot quickly…
Its a good day to own PLTR….![]()
I’m in at 26. I hate when that happens lol. I know if I buy more it’ll tank.PLTR… Briefly broke $120/share, and retreated to 119s…
With a 628 PE Ratio.
Wow…..
Read an article that Black Rock invested alot into recently… that could be the driver. Lots of investors follow them.
Seriously, this stock is so over valued right now… yet, I am not selling LOL….. diamond hands, to the moon, stonks rock.
Wont be long and I will have made over. $100/share over my purchase price…
Obviously I am very bullish on PLTR…
For those of you looking to get in… Wait for it pull back… seriously.
This stock Needs to pull back to continue a healthy ascent. If not, then it could drop alot quickly…
Its a good day to own PLTR….
I bought a boat Cobalt 240 awhile back and have not named it Yet. I just asked my wife can I name it PLTR.
Edited
She said no…. We should wait a bit longer and so we can name the Yacht PLTR… lol
Either that, or when it all goes to shit, you can name your tippy tin shitbox with a pullstring motor on the back "diamond hands" lol.PLTR… Briefly broke $120/share, and retreated to 119s…
With a 628 PE Ratio.
Wow…..
Read an article that Black Rock invested alot into recently… that could be the driver. Lots of investors follow them.
Seriously, this stock is so over valued right now… yet, I am not selling LOL….. diamond hands, to the moon, stonks rock.
Wont be long and I will have made over. $100/share over my purchase price…
Obviously I am very bullish on PLTR…
For those of you looking to get in… Wait for it pull back… seriously.
This stock Needs to pull back to continue a healthy ascent. If not, then it could drop alot quickly…
Its a good day to own PLTR….
I bought a boat Cobalt 240 awhile back and have not named it Yet. I just asked my wife can I name it PLTR.
Edited
She said no…. We should wait a bit longer and so we can name the Yacht PLTR… lol
For sure. Unless you’re trading out of a self-directed IRA. Playing the long game to recognize the profits.The problem with selling right away is you lose 30% of your short term capital gains to taxes. So if you got a 25% pop and sold, your realized gains were actually 17.5%. If you took the 8% hit and rode it out, your realized gains would be 17%. Obviously that scenario is based on the stock having a chance of rebounding. If it's a free fall, bail!
The short term capital gains can really hit you hard if you're not careful. Over the last 2 years, a friend has placed s 10% stop loss on a couple of volatile stocks. Well they hit it and ended up costing him around $50k in taxes. I own the same stocks, but I always ride out the dips. The system is really set up for long term, so you need make sure you're comfortable in the saddle before you hit 'buy.'